Reunion Park is on your way to Reunion Tower. A good decade ago, I stayed at the Hyatt hotel for a…read moreconference. It's close by, so this park was a nice escape. I didn't have a rental car. It was nice to walk over to the park. I can see it being great for summer events and activities. I was walking along the walkway and enjoyed looking at the trees and greenery in January. For tourists, the painted signs pointing to where Reunion Tower is was helpful. I didn't get lost! There ia a parking lot across the street from this park. You can park there for up to four hours on a weekday and pay $7. It's decent. It's a nice place to unwind when you are out and about downtown. (20)

This is awesome once a month they will be having this Reunion lawn party at the Reunion park. Best…read morething it's free with the exception of parking. Live music, food trucks and local brew what else could you ask for. Beer is roughly 6 bucks.

A nice little park that is busy on any given day of the week at the tennis courts. People playing…read moretennis and pickleball. Also has some walking spaces and is a great way to spend an afternoon with family or your pet. With doggy bag stations and water fountains available at the park. The city does a great job of mantianing the park and keeping it clean.

Very spacious park where many people jog, walk dogs, etc. there's tennis courts on one side too…read more However, there's no public restroom. Parking along all sides of the park make it very convenient!!

Porter Park has lot of nice open field for strolling but it also has beautiful trees surrounding it…read morefor scenery. The park is not that large by any means but it is nice to visit if you are near the area. It is next to an elementary school so you should be aware of the times and hours you visit. There are lots of things to choose from when coming here. Things this park has include a small basketball court, a tennis court, a small disc golf course and some picnic tables. The recommendation: While is not anything grand or spectacular... it is a nice and peaceful park for all ages.

The park is really nice and is in a good area, but if you're looking for a park to play basketball…read moreat this isn't the park for you. The Court is split in half because there's a tennis area in the middle of both of them so if you wanted to play full Courts it's definitely not possible. The rims are bad and there's no gate around the Courts so if you miss you gotta run a mile just to go get the ball. I would recommend if you're looking for a park to bring kids, play football, Tennis, and they even have a Frisbee golf area!

Cute little park if you're looking to get your photography on! The park is mostly shaded so you…read moredon't have to worry about it being too hot if you want to get outside during the hot Texas summer. It's definitely photo-esque and you can most certainly take some great photos while you're there. Would definitely recommend!

Great place to have your engagement photos or any portrait photos taken. I found a lot of good…read morespots with beautiful scenery perfect for any type of photography.

This is another fantastic park I have heard of but, never visited. It has a small walking trail,…read moredisc golf, some great views of downtown, a nature area where wildflowers grow. A small parking lot off Zang that gets filled up quickly, I noticed, when the run groups meet there. Hello, Oak Cliff Run Crew (I ran with them last week)! As a new resident to this side of town, I am so happy to have a little place to escape on this side of downtown.

Disc golf review: fun little track with great views of the skyline…read more The course is short in length and number of holes (11). I like to come here to work on my inside 200' shots or if I'm short on time: can play in about 40 minutes. Not in the best of neighborhoods, but overall, still safe. I've hit the basket a few times on the tee shot and am hopeful I'll get an ace eventually. Definitely don't need a big arm to play here. If you're decent, you can birdie almost every hole.

One of the best places to throw Disc Golf I really enjoyed it my first time and went the second the…read morenext day not too far from where I live is the Best part besides the Awesome Course try it you'll like it

Review for the Disc Golf Course…read more I love this place. I only started playing disc golf recently because it's a more fun, less frustrating, and free-to-play alternative to ball golf. There's a lot of things I can say about this course, but I want to start out with the unfortunate cons first. Trash. There's a lot of it right around hole 5, then again from hole 10 on out. One of these days I'm going to bring some giant heavy duty trash bags and one of those grabber claw things so I can tidy up some of the holes. I already love this sport, and I think taking care of the course should be normal for all players. Same as in ball golf, if you take care of the course, the course takes care of you, right? Turner is memorable and challenging, but I think it's a fair place to practice. You will be exposed to a lot of different types of shots and looks, and I find new challenges every time I play there. Turner definitely favors players with more power on some holes. Especially the last one. For me, since I'm still very much a beginner, I see the longer holes as just more opportunities to practice! There's usually two porto-potties right by the practice basket before the first tee box. I don't think there's any public facilities along the course, which this place could definitely use, especially with how long it is. Perhaps that's something that can be pitched to the city some day. Bring lots of water on hot days because it's a really good hike. The distance and terrain aren't too bad though. I walked the entire course with my 4-year-old about a month ago and he only needed to be carried on the very last two holes. Overall, highly recommend. This is my go-to practice course, because the water hazards at Fritz keep eating my discs.

This is a nice nature preserve to relax and get away from the city for a couple of hours…read more Although, the trails are situated between major highways so you will always hear the hum of trucks and cars in the background (and the occasional racer from the Fast and Furious with their loud exhaust). For the most part the trails are decently maintained. They do have signs with trash bags that state "------". But you are not obligated to do so, just make sure to do your part and clean after your own mess. If you come during the colder months, there's less foot traffic therefore less garbage on the trails. There are signs along the path that shows the wildlife that you may see roaming around. Around the pond is an open area with picnic tables... which is perfect on warm summer days (make sure to bring plenty of bug spray). A portion of the trail opens up to a nice view of the Elm Fork Trinity River. Be careful not to fall down the steep cliff into the river because there is no guard rails in place. There is no entry free, but the path to the parking area is very steep so be careful if you have a lowered car or any sports car. Overall, a great park with decent trails!

Interesting location! Tons of bugs flying around since no one really goes here. The entrance is…read moresteep so don't take your Porsche or Miata here! Very easy walk and decently clean. Near a high way so you will hear some background noise.

It is always clean and very relaxing. Not a lot of people. The people who go respect the park and…read morethe people around so there is never loud music. Usually just people having a little picnic, walking their dogs or taking pictures